• Director(s)

    Richard Boden

  • Production Year

    2020

  • Genre(s)

    Comedy

  • Approx. running minutes

    116m

Film

Mischief At Christmas: Peter Pan Goes Wrong & A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong

mild sex references, rude humour, language

MISCHIEF AT CHRISTMAS: PETER PAN GOES WRONG & A CHRISTMAS GOES WRONG is a double bill of televised comedy specials from Mischief.…

MISCHIEF AT CHRISTMAS: PETER PAN GOES WRONG & A CHRISTMAS GOES WRONG is a double bill of televised comedy specials from Mischief.

language
There is use of mild bad language ('arse') as well as uses of 'damn' and 'God'.
sex
In a brief comic scene on stage, a man kisses a woman as she reclines back on a table, his legs in her skirts. There are also verbal references to one actor 'sleeping with' another, and needing to 'keep it in his pants'.
rude humour
When harnesses intended to make actors fly on stage only lift their costumes, they are left in their underwear, with one man's crotch comically pixelated to imply that he is nude.
additional issues
There are moments of slapstick in which men and women accidently fall and get knocked out on stage. Scenes in which actors wrestle and shove one another are comic and brief. 

  • Director(s)

    Richard Boden

  • Production Year

    2020

  • Genre(s)

    Comedy

  • Approx. running minutes

    116m

mild sex references, rude humour, language
Classified Date:
17/11/2020
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Lionsgate UK Ltd / Lionsgate International (UK) Ltd - (HE)
language
There is use of mild bad language ('arse') as well as uses of 'damn' and 'God'.
sex
In a brief comic scene on stage, a man kisses a woman as she reclines back on a table, his legs in her skirts. There are also verbal references to one actor 'sleeping with' another, and needing to 'keep it in his pants'.
rude humour
When harnesses intended to make actors fly on stage only lift their costumes, they are left in their underwear, with one man's crotch comically pixelated to imply that he is nude.
additional issues
There are moments of slapstick in which men and women accidently fall and get knocked out on stage. Scenes in which actors wrestle and shove one another are comic and brief. 

  • Classified date

    17/11/2020

  • Language

    English